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January 24, 2006Posted on 01/24/2006 in Umpires
Association of Umpires & Scorers faces collapse
A dissident group of umpires were yesterday pondering the collapse of the Association of Umpires & Scorers special meeting at the Derbyshire County Ground on Saturday.
Hopley, a former association general secretary, said: "We're taking a couple of days to consider our options. Members were frustrated by a lack of proper organisation, which typifies the general council."The 15 accused officers were also disappointed. Dave Brandon, facing a five-year suspension from office for witnessing a lease signature, said: "We would have preferred to have cleared the air."
Via the Daily Telegraph
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